PSG v Metz – Paris player ratings: Zaïre-Emery shines, Hakimi back in form | OneFootball

This Saturday, during Matchday 23 of Ligue 1 2025-2026, Paris Saint-Germain faced Metz at the Parc des Princes. After a match in which the Red and Blue largely dominated, they won 3-0. Here are our ratings for the Parisians.

Goalkeeper –

Matvey Safonov (5) – A very quiet first half, just like the second.

Defenders –

Achraf Hakimi (7) – He made a few minor errors in offensive passing, but he showed himself well in the first half. A good match overall, he’s getting his legs back.

Ilya Zabarnyi (6.5) – Very good first half, good distribution. A fine performance that will do him good.

Lucas Beraldo (6.5) – He looked lively, tough in challenges, and always looking for a smart pass. A good first half. Like Zabarnyi, this match will also do him good, even if it doesn’t change the hierarchy.

Lucas Hernandez (6.5) – Less punchy than Nuno Mendes, he fought hard. Very aggressive, he helped PSG go for the third goal. He battles at every moment.

Midfielders –

Warren Zaïre-Emery (7.5) – A commanding first half from the Parisian youngster. He was very present. A strong match overall, with forward runs and control.

Dro Fernandez (5) – Struggled physically in defensive duels, but shone with the ball. A sluggish match overall, he saw what he could improve. Replaced in the 63rd minute by Joao Neves.

Lee Kang-in (5.5) – Always skillful, he delivered some good balls and circulated the ball well. Less effective than in recent outings, but he still managed to slow the game down when needed. Replaced by Vitinha in the 63rd minute.

Forwards –

Gonçalo Ramos (6) – A complicated first half for him. He kept fighting and his fine goal gives him credit, especially in a match where he started.

Bradley Barcola (5) – So many mistakes in the first half. He scored, which will do him good. An unconvincing match overall, but he’ll be able to breathe easier with his goal—it’s good for his confidence. Replaced by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia in the 63rd minute.

Désiré Doué (7) – A fine half for him, we’re seeing more of him again. Scoring again, he keeps being decisive, even in a more complex period. Replaced by Ibrahim Mbaye at halftime. (6), a good entry, he tried to make a difference with his speed. You can see all the potential; now he needs to stabilize.

Coach –

Luis Enrique (6) – Hard to know what impact he had on his team in this match, Metz is clearly below in every area. That said, with the rotation, he pulled it off. Some players were rested and we saw substitutes at the required level who fought hard.

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